One-Stop Locations by County
Ohio Job and Family Services- Office of Workforce Development
Ohio Job and Family Services- WIA
Training for Workforce Professionals
Contact Information for WIBs
WIA Youth Programs
View an interactive map HERE of all OhioMeanJobs Locations. Or click my region below.
Area 3- Cuyahoga County Area 4- Lorain County Area 5- Lake County Area 7- Montgomery, Greene, Clark, Williams, Fulton, Ottawa, Wood, Paulding, Putnam, Hancock, Sandusky, Henry, Seneca, Defiance, Erie, Huron (+26 more) Area 9- Lucas County Area 11- Franklin County Area 12- Butler and Warren Counties Area 13- Hamilton County Area 17- Mahoning and Columbiana Counties Area 19- Geauga Ashtabula and Portage Counties
*This is only a partial list of counties. There are 20 boards serving 88 counties with 90 One-Stop Centers. These ten boards represent areas with Latino Populations above 3.0% according to the 2010 U.S. Census. Please find information on all One-Stop locations here.
JobsOhio Latino Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs) MBE and EDGE Certification Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Programs Ohio Common Sense Initiative Ohio Chamber of Commerce Ohio Development Services Agency Ohio Hispanic Chambers of Commerce Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Northeast Ohio Northwest Ohio
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) U.S. Chamber of Commerce U.S. Department of Commerce U.S. Department of Labor U.S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau U.S. Small Business Administration
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Ohio Department of Education Ohio Department of Higher Education Ohio Board of Regents Ohio Department of Job and Family Services: Apprenticeships Governor's Office of Workforce Transformation Inter-University Council of Ohio Ohio Association of Community Colleges El Barrio (The Centers) - Workforce Development
U.S. Department of Education
"Latinos in Ohio" - Cultural Competence Video Presentation "Latinos in Rural America: Stories of Cultural Heritage, Value, & Aspirations" Educational Considerations for Students with Undocumented Immigration Status
What are Workforce Investment Boards?
The WIBs serve as the governing body over the One-Stop Shops in their area, as dictated by the WIA. These One-Stops offer services meant to help prepare the workforce for the needs of today's job market. These services include, but are not limited to: computer training, resume workshops, ESOL classes, and job search assistance. Services vary by area and shop; to know what is available to you in your area please visit the table below ( under WIBs in Latino Communities) and browse your WIB website.
The Workforce Investment Act of 1998 requires that each WIA Area must have a Workforce Investment Board (WIB) to oversee WIA-funded Programs. The Boards must be composed of more than 50% private sector business members. It must also include members from educational entities, labor organizations, economic development agencies and representatives from each of the one-stop partners, and may include other individuals that the chief elected official may deem appropriate. The individuals of the board, appointed by the chief elected official, have “optimum policy-making authority.”